Substitutes
Mason Mount (on for Henderson, 80) 7/10 – The Chelsea midfielder was only about a minute in when he won the penalty which Kane flicked over the bar.
Raheem Sterling (in for Saka, 79) 6/10 – Barely trained all week but was sent on to try and save England after Giroud had put France ahead.
Marcus Rashford (for Foden, 85) 6/10 – Sent off immediately after Kane missed his second penalty. A last gasp free kick to the top of the goal.
Jack Grealish (for stones, 90) 6/10 – Replaced stones in time added for stoppages.
France (4-2-3-1)
Hugo Lloris
Made a good save on Kane and a great one on Bellingham. He couldn’t get anywhere near Kane’s first penalty, but he didn’t need the second. 7/10
Jules Kunde
He kept Phil Foden in check. Strong and confident on the right side. 6/10
Raphael Varane
Smooth, elegant, organized, the calm heart of the French defence. Rarely looking confused, rarely troubled, Rolls Royce in blue. 7/10
Dayot Upamecano
Despite allowing Kane to turn it over twice, he produced a superb strike against Saka to set up the French break that led to their first goal. 6/10
Theo Hernandez
Given a tough night, he had to keep fouling Saka and he fouled Mason Mount to give away the second penalty. 5/10
Aurelien Chuameni
Opened the scoring with a superb long-range strike, then gave England their first penalty by fouling Saka. 7/10
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